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Suspense 09
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Suspense
Usage Public Domain
Topics Old Time Radio, Suspense
Old Time Radio Programs.
Very well done Mystery Series.
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Reviews
Reviewer:
Broadcast1959
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October 30, 2009
Subject: "Mission Completed" Suspense Radio Theater
Subject: "Mission Completed" Suspense Radio Theater
John R. Forrest’s “Mission Completed” is a solid gold Suspense classic; a gripping, sweat-inducing drama that benefits from an amazing performance from James Stewart. The show, broadcast December 1, 1949, aired to commemorate the event of the bombing of Pearl Harbor eight years previous!
Reviewer:
DaNess
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June 14, 2009
Subject: My fav Supsnese Episode is on this list!
Subject: My fav Supsnese Episode is on this list!
A Matter of Execution is one of my favorite episodes. It had me gripping to find out what was really going to happen at the end!!! I recommend this episode to anyone... In my opinion the latter part of this series was the best (55-62) Because the tales became grimmer and more darker... Great show overall though
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Professional Tourist
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March 22, 2009
Subject: Headshrinker
Subject: Headshrinker
The 23 August 1959 episode of "Headshrinker" posted here is in actuality a mislabeled reposting of the original 1958 broadcast of this play, featuring Nina Foch.
The true 1959 broadcast starring Agnes Moorehead is available on the following page:
http://www.archive.org/details/Suspense-HeadshrinkeragnesMoorehead
The true 1959 broadcast starring Agnes Moorehead is available on the following page:
http://www.archive.org/details/Suspense-HeadshrinkeragnesMoorehead
Reviewer:
IndigoStef
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March 8, 2009
Subject: I love Suspense
Subject: I love Suspense
title speaks for itself. when I was little someone (my uncle I think) gave me a cassette with Suspense stories on it: Fuge in C Minor and The House in Cypress Canyon. Needless to say these two stories kept me awake late at night that night and a thousand others....what great shows.
